I m sure that there is no long term effect for an instant thing.

That means you can?t achieve permanent result for what you have done instantly. Yes, that is a good premise.

When dealing with pimples, there is no such thing as an instant cure. Everything needs a process and a process is necessary when you are about to achieve something. By the way, how to cure pimples in a short time?

Do You Mean Instantly?

Yes, there is such a way to cure your pimples instantly. But, while doing this, you are NOT actually curing it. You only REDUCE its symptoms. I mean, you are reducing your pimples in your face or anywhere in your body.

Here is how to cure your pimples in a short time:

1. Using Toothpaste

This is a unique and yet useful method to cure your pimples instantly. You are applying toothpaste in your pimples area before going to sleep. Let it there for a night and you will see some improvement in your skin the morning after you wake up.

2. Using Tea Tree Oil

If you have tea tree oil, you can apply it in your face. But, you need to mix it with water first, in order to dilute it. You can apply it any time.

3. Using Salt Water

You can wash your face with salt water. Are you curious? Mix salt with water and wash your face with it twice a day. Maybe you?ll make some good improvements by doing this simple thing.

An instant method is a good idea to cure your pimples. Its effectiveness will vary in each person. So, don?t be surprised that those methods may not work on you, but it works for your friend.

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